How can I play older worlds on newer versions of minecraft?

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In the new launcher you can play beta and alpha versions of minecraft. I made a world in alpha 1.2.6 and now I want to take it to beta 1.3.0. But it does not show up in there.

How can I get my world to show up?



Best Answer

There's no need to do this whole world update stuff just download this mod for 1.12.2. I know it says it's a server plugin, but I can 100% guarantee that it will work like any other mod, just download forge for minecraft 1.12.2 and drag this mod into the mod folder, when you're creating a world, select "world type: alpha 1.1.2_01" and then you're done. This mod doesn't generate villages or anything like that, but if you're using mods such as recurrent complex, rouge-like dungeons etc. it will generate those structures. Anyway Here's the link.

https://forums.spongepowered.org/t/nostalgiagen-0-6-generate-minecraft-alpha-beta-worlds-on-your-sponge-forge-server/10126




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Can you update a Minecraft world to a newer version?

Change Game Version for Minecraft: Java Edition
  • Click Installations on the launcher start page, and then click New.
  • In the Create new installation box, select a name for the installation and choose the game version from the VERSION list.
  • Click Create to save the change, and then click Play on the top menu.




  • Converting Old Worlds To Minecraft 1.18




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